On 5/1/07 08:27, "lindsay jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm a new subscriber to the list and I have a few of questions that I'm
> wondering if anyone can help me with. I'm running Entourage 2004 on a 2nd
> gen Mac Book Pro, OS X 10.4.8.
>
> The first question is in regards to the receiving of messages and images.
> Entourage will only receive partial messages of things that are longer,
The option to partially receive messages over a certain size is in the
'Options' pane of the accounts settings dialog ('accounts' from Tools menu,
then open the account settings from the list of accounts)
> and
> will not receive images that are not from people in my address book. Is
> there a way to turn off this feature, so that I just receive all complete
> emails with all images. This feature did not exist in Entourage 2001 and I
> have to say that I really don't like it in 2004.
A new security feature in Entourage 2004 blocks the display of pictures (and
other linked mail content) hosted on remote sites. Images can be loaded for
individual messages by clicking on the Download Pictures¹ link in the
yellow message status bar. This was a huge feature request from users that
found the all embracing All Pictures¹ or No Pictures¹ too limiting.
There is a setting in the security section of the preferences to
automatically download pictures from recipients who are in your address
book. That should suffice for most users.
>
> The second question is that, for some strange reason, my email address is
> listed in the "Reply-to" section of every email that I receive, which means
> that when I hit reply, the email is addressed to me. Is there a way to
> remedy this, either by correcting something in the settings or by creating
> an Applescript?
As a rough guess, you have accidentally created a mailing List Manager entry
for your email address, and it has the default setting of 'reply to list'.
Such entries are all too easy to create by accident when marking mail 'not
junk' - the dialog displayed refers to 'mail rules', rather than MLM entries
and is misleading.
Under the Tools menu, again. Check 'Mailing List Manager', and delete any
entries you have not intentionally created.
>
> My final question is that I've begun using "didtheyreadit.com" for tracking
> emails, and I am wondering if anyone knows how to write a script that would
> automatically add ".didtheyreadit.com" to all email addresses that I send
> to?
This should be possible, but I'm not familiar with 'didtheyreadit'. Does
this just mean that instead of sending to [EMAIL PROTECTED] you just send it
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] If so, a script to check addresses in
an open draft window could be run by schedule every minute. However, before
you go that far, take a look at how Entourage can be set up to send DNR
requests here:
<http://www.barryw.net/weblog/files/dnr.html>
>
> Sorry for the rush of question from a newbie and I look forward to any
> assistance that anyone can provide.
>
> Thanks so much!
> Lindsay
>
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